Articles by Jonathan Gabriel
Clima áulico y aprendizaje en estudiantes de nivel superior
español Las instituciones educativas como entidad organizativa de servicios educativos conlleva al desarrollo y fortalecimiento de aprendizajes teóricos,prácticosy actitudinalesde los estudiantes, estosaprendizajes actitudinales se trasladan a competencias requeridas en el entorno familiar, social e internacional,y al interior del espacio áulicotales como; comunicación, motivación, liderazgo, trabajo en equipo y toma de decisiones que favorecen el clima áulico y contribuyen a la generación...
Impacto de la Carga Laboral y el Cuidado Humanizado. Revisión de Alcance
español El cuidado humanizado representa uno de los elementos de mayor relevancia dentro de la atención integral en el ámbito de la enfermería; no obstante, factores como la alta carga laboral, las extensas jornadas laborales, la sobrecarga de actividades, entre otras variables análogas pueden determinar la calidad del mismo. Objetivo: llevar a cabo un análisis sobre cómo la carga laboral puede influir sobre el cuidado humanizado que ofrece el personal de enfermería.
Salud Comunitaria y Teoría de Florence Nightingale, Influencia del Entorno Físico y Social en la Promoción de la salud y Prevención de Enfermedades: Revisión Sistemática
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Salud Comunitaria y Teoría de Florence Nightingale, Influencia del Entorno Físico y Social en la Promoción de la salud y Prevención de Enfermedades: Revisión Sistemática Chuga Guaman, Jonathan Gabriel [1] ; Chano Gordillo, Robinson Oswaldo [1] ; Perraza Viracucha, Karla Lizbeth [1] ; Barros Llumipanta, Daniel Alexander [1] [1] Universidad Metropolitana del Ecuador Localización: ASCE MAGAZINE, ISSN-e 3073-1178, Vol. 4, Nº.
Desarrollo de nanomateriales híbridos como alternativa más sostenible a los perfluorocarbonos en resonancia magnética de imagen de células del sistema inmune
Naranjo Cuichan, JG. (2024). Desarrollo de nanomateriales híbridos como alternativa más sostenible a los perfluorocarbonos en resonancia magnética de imagen de células del sistema inmune. Universitat Politècnica de València.
Foley Automotive Forum Brings Together Industry Leaders At North American International Auto Show
As the City of Detroit welcomed the North American International Auto Show last week, Foley & Lardner LLP hosted industry leaders at its annual Automotive Forum for a discussion of the critical areas spanning business and legal issues facing the automotive industry – including alternative powertrain technology, planning for the EV transition, potential impact of labor issues, and more.
Foley Automotive Forum Brings Together Industry Leaders at North American International Auto Show
As the City of Detroit welcomed the North American International Auto Show last week, Foley & Lardner LLP hosted industry leaders at its annual Automotive Forum for a discussion of the critical areas spanning business and legal issues facing the automotive industry – including alternative powertrain technology, planning for the EV transition, potential impact of labor issues, and more.
Top Legal Issues Facing the Manufacturing Sector in 2022
As the global economy faces the third year of the pandemic, manufacturers are no longer focused on figuring out when things will return to “normal.” Instead, they are applying lessons learned from the past few years to become even more agile and resilient as they evolve their operations to succeed in this “new normal.” Foley’s Manufacturing White Paper explores the shifts in the manufacturing sector in the detailed sections below.
2 Students Receive Goldwater Scholarships
Gary Hoppenworth, a computer science and mathematics major, and Ashley Santana, a biomedical sciences and biotechnology major, have received the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, the first time two UCF students have qualified for the scholarship in the same year. The Goldwater Scholarship, named after former U.S. Sen.
Understanding the Socioeconomic Dimensions of Deadly Pandemics
Doctors aren’t the only people who can contribute to the understanding of disease outbreaks. Historians can provide valuable research about past pandemics to provide insights into what could happen today, including the recent outbreak of the coronavirus. That’s where UCF history student Andrew Kishuni comes in. Kishuni, an honors undergraduate thesis student, is researching the connection between poverty and the impact of disease.
Microarray Embedding/Sectioning for Parallel Analysis of 3D Cell Spheroids
Abstract Three-dimensional cell spheroid models can be used to predict the effect of drugs and therapeutics and to model tissue development and regeneration. The utility of these models is enhanced by high throughput 3D spheroid culture technologies allowing researchers to efficiently culture numerous spheroids under varied experimental conditions. Detailed analysis of high throughput spheroid culture is much less efficient and generally limited to narrow outputs, such as metabolic viability.
Assessing the Toll of Chemical Warfare
Jenna Dovydaitis has been interested in the intersection of public health and international security ever since she can remember. Growing up, the political sciences and biology double major and Burnett Medical Scholar says, “my version of the superhero was always that doctor that saves the day from a super disease that takes over the world.” That passion for science and geopolitics has only grown at UCF.
The Virtual Conference Enabling Entrepreneurs To Start Or Grow An E-Commerce Business With Guidance From Industry Experts
Who's Name and Email Should We Use For Your Private Label Summit Ticket? CUSTOM JAVASCRIPT / HTML *Valid Email Required To Receive Ticket* The Virtual Conference Enabling Entrepreneurs To Start Or Grow An E-Commerce Business With Guidance From Industry Experts Build A Business Selling Physical Products Online 30+ of the worlds best e-commerce experts come to one place at one time to hand you over the SECRETS behind building a massive E-Commerce empire no matter where you're starting.
The Most Common Neurological Disorder You’ve Never Heard Of
Ed Linde always wore long pants as a young man to hide his skinny legs and cover the metal braces he had to wear, because of his condition. Linde suffers from Charcot-Marie-Tooth, a debilitating neurological disease that takes away a person’s mobility. Most people have never heard of it, but it affects one in 2,500 Americans, according to the National Institutes of Health. Linde’s mother, uncle, sister and niece have it.
UCF Student Addresses Role of Women in Bringing About Societal Change
For Casey Margarite Field, leading the charge for female empowerment is one of her life’s passions. And it has taken her to far-flung places. The UCF student, seeking majors in both finance and economics, was invited to Xinzheng, China, in May to speak about her organization, the SCARF Society, a globally focused women’s mentorship network. She addressed the annual symposium of the World Academy for the Future of Women at Sias International University.
Idea for Mobile Network to Monitor Heart Patients Wins UCF’s 2016 Great Capstone Case Competition
Four years ago, UCF finance major Courtney Wood was playing basketball with her dad when he went into sudden cardiac arrest. He survived and now wears an Implantable Cardiac Device (ICD) to monitor his heart. That terrifying moment would inspire his daughter to come up with the winning idea for the Great Capstone Case Competition, recently held at the UCF College of Business Administration.
Capacitech Energy, LLC Wins UCF’s Shark Tank-Style Joust
College of Engineering Studentâs Lightweight Technology to Deliver & Store Energy for Soldiers in Field With an idea for a lightweight technology that helps reduce the size and weight of batteries that soldiers carry to power communications equipment in the field, electrical engineering student Joe Sleppyâs Capacitech Energy, LLC, won the annual UCF Joust New Venture Competition on Friday, April 15.
Can Governments and Nonprofits Embrace New Social Media Trends?
Government and nonprofit leaders are meeting at UCF on Friday, April 8, to talk about ways to use social media when dealing with crises and how emerging technologies can facilitate an open dialogue with the public. “Social media are tools that have the potential to transform relationships with citizens and stakeholders,” said Thomas Bryer, an associate professor and one of the organizers of the event.
Four Teams to Battle for $75,000 in UCF Joust April 15
Four student teams will face off for $75,000 in cash and essential business services Friday, April 15 in the finals of the annual Joust New Venture Competition. The finals, which will be free and open to the public, will begin at 1 p.m. on Friday, April 15, in the UCF Pegasus Ballroom in the Student Union on the UCF main campus.
3 College of Business Administration Students Receive Prestigious UCF Award
College of Business Administration undergraduate students Amy Bonilla Torres, Casey Field and graduate student Joseph “Joey” Grant have been named as recipients of the university’s most prestigious student award— the Order of Pegasus. Bonilla Torres, Field and Grant were among 20 students selected from a pool of 80 nominations.
UCF Teams Earn National Small Business Institute® Awards
Two University of Central Florida graduate student teams picked up awards for consulting projects involving the Florida Small Business Development Center (FSBDC) at UCF clients at the Small Business Institute (SBI®) during its recent 40th Annual Academic Conference in New Orleans. The competition featured student teams from 100 schools across the country.
Exploring the Unknown: UCF Students Share Their Passion at Research Showcase
It’s one thing to do research. It’s quite another to put your findings on a poster board and explain their real-world implications to people with no previous understanding of the subject. The 13th annual UCF Showcase of Undergraduate Research (SURE) kicks off Thursday, April 7, at 1 p.m. in the Student Union’s Pegasus Ballroom, where students will demonstrate what they’ve learned to the general public.
UCF College of Business Welcomes Dr. Darrell Johnson as New Executive Director of Office of Professional Development
UCF’s College of Business Administration is pleased to announce Dr. Darrell Johnson as the new Executive Director of the Office of Professional Development (OPD). Dr. Johnson will be responsible for leading the OPD and helping students navigate the curriculum. “We are thrilled to have Darrell on board.
#UCFBusiness Dean’s Speaker Series Discusses Steps to Building Successful Businesses
Local business leaders are invited to hear from a veteran of both large pharmaceutical and startup life sciences companies this week.
New UCF Greenhouse Takes Root
The UCF Arboretum is celebrating the completion of a new campus greenhouse that will support its educational and research efforts. The public is invited to a ribbon cutting and open house that will take place from 2-4 p.m. on Friday, March 25. Light appetizers and a cash bar will be available during the festivities. The new structure is located near the Physical Sciences Building and just east of parking lot C3.
Jennifer Johnson Introduced as College of Business Director of Engagement
UCF’s College of Business Administration is excited to introduce Jennifer Johnson as the new director of engagement and The EXCHANGE, presented by FAIRWINDS Credit Union. “This opportunity is very exciting, in part because I bring a clear understanding of what employers in Central Florida are looking for in graduates,” says Johnson. “The EXCHANGE will expose students to all aspects of business through the stories and experiences of community and business thought leaders.
New York Times Bestselling Author Visits UCF for Welcome to the Majors
George Anders is the keynote speaker at this semester’s “Welcome to the Majors,” scheduled for Jan. 22. The event, sponsored by Wells Fargo, will be held in the Student Union’s Pegasus Ballroom. Anders will speak on how to stand out in any profession. Anders has three decades of experience writing for publications like Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Businessweek, The Guardian and Harvard Business Review. In 1997, he was a member of a team that won a Pulitzer Prize for national reporting.
UCF Students Invited to Participate in Campus MovieFest
Students, are you up to the challenge of creating a five-minute movie in a week? If so, your prize-winning film could one day be shown on Virgin America airlines and at the Cannes Film Festival Short Film Corner. The University of Central Florida will participate this month in the 15th annual Campus MovieFest, one of the world’s largest student filmmaking festivals. An information session will be held 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 14, in Room 221 of the Student Union.
#UCFBusiness Students Prove to Be “Unsinkable” in Great Capstone Case Competition
âThe Unsinkablesâ, a team of five UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) students, emerged victorious in Fall 2015âs Great Capstone Case Competition, sponsored by Regal Marine Industries, Inc., one of the largest family-owned-and-operated boat manufacturing companies in the world. The Unsinkables were the last ones standing out of 139 teams (624 students) enrolled in the Capstone class. âThis was one of the hardest working teams I have seen in Capstone.
UCF College of Business Undergraduate Programs Rank in Top 150 of U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World Report has released their annual assessment of colleges for 2016, and for the first time in its history, the UCF College of Business (#UCFBusiness) made the list. The undergraduate business program was ranked #131 in the United States. Rankings were based on peer assessment surveys. To appear on these surveys, undergraduate business programs must be accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
#UCFBusiness International Collegiate Sales Competition Team Finishes in Top 10
Professional Selling students from the UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) once again showed why they are part of one of the top programs in the country. Victoria Howard, Carla Sanchez, Emily Cunard and Erika Chirino led UCF to finish in the top 10 out of more than 50 universities competing in the International Collegiate Sales Competition (ICSC), an annual tournament-style role play competition hosted by Florida State University.
#UCFBusiness Professor Shares Research in Italy
UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) professors and the DeVos Sport Business Management Program continue to build an international reputation. This semester, Keith Harrison, Ed.D., associate program director and professor in the college’s DeVos Sport Business Management Program, was given the opportunity to give a talk at the University of Rome.
How to Teach Your Children to be Entrepreneurial
Separating the business from the personal is a lot harder than it looks. It can be especially challenging when employers live with your employees. Jim Combs, Ph.D., will be discussing the five key factors that distinguish a successful family business at this month’s UCF College of Business (#UCFBusiness) Dean’s Speaker Series, generously supported by CFE Federal Credit Union.
College of Business Administration to Host 2016 Business Hall of Fame
The University of Central Florida College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) will host its 17th Annual Business Hall of Fame Banquet on Thursday, February 25, 2016 from 6-9 p.m. at Rosen Shingle Creek.
#UCFBusiness Dean’s Speaker Series: Separating Good from Bad Issuers of Company Stock
Do additional stock offerings always portend bad news? What are the best indicators of sustainable positive growth? Who does the investment banker serve in the stock-offering process? These are but a few questions to be tackled at this monthâs UCF College of Business Deanâs Speaker Series.
#UCFBusiness Launches “The Exchange” This Week
A new space for thought-provoking discussions and business relationships is opening this week at the UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness). âThe Exchange,â sponsored by FAIRWINDS Credit Union, will transform the old Magruder Lab (Business Administration 1, Room 148) into a gathering place for approximately 125 guests. âThe best education occurs when you get a chance to sit and have a conversation with someone who has something interesting to say.
#UCFBusiness Student Ambassadors Launch “Road to ‘Get to the ONE’” Social Media Campaign
If you walk into the UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) buildings during October, you will see a new path laid down by the Student Ambassadors. Black and gold tape runs throughout the college creating a map designed to broaden student awareness of college resources and create more social media presence for the college.
O’Dang! #UCFBusiness Hummus Company Lands Spot on ABC’s Shark Tank
The UCF student-run hummus company with the wacky name, tasty recipes, healthy ingredients and disruptive spirit is about to make a big splash in Shark-infested waters. O’Dang Hummus, led by UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) student Jesse Wolfe, will be featured on the Friday, October 2nd episode of ABC’s hit entrepreneurial reality show, Shark Tank.
#UCFBusiness Professor Uses Technology to Engage Students on Cybersecurity Issues
The breaches of Ashley Madison and Target customer databases in recent months have made cybersecurity a highly relevant topic. UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) Lecturer Steven Hornik, Ph.D., is using a creative technological approach to keep his students engaged and thinking about this important issue.
Student Ambassadors Shake Up College of Business with #IAmTheONE Campaign
The Student Ambassadors at the UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) are disrupting the culture to ensure students get a more robust experience and take advantage of the resources available to help them be more competitive in their chosen careers. The event will run from Monday, September 14, 2015 through Thursday, September 24, 2015.
New #UCFBusiness Faculty Member and Former Amazon Economist Kicks Off the 2015-2016 Dean’s Speaker Series
Harry Paarsch, Ph.D., has been at the forefront of the evolution of business analytics and most recently served as an economist for Amazon, prior to joining the faculty at the UCF College of Business (#UCFBusiness). On September 25th, 2015 at 7:30 a.m., Paarsch will kick off the new season for the #UCFBusiness Dean’s Speaker Series, speaking to local business and community leaders at the Citrus Club in Downtown Orlando.
Seth Godin Causes a Ruckus at #UCFBusiness Welcome to the Majors
Internationally renowned marketer, entrepreneur, bestselling author and blogger Seth Godin spoke to nearly 3,000 students at the UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) “Welcome to the Majors” event this past Friday at the CFE Arena. He joined Dean Paul Jarley for a Q&A session afterwards with 125 local business leaders. “Don’t settle for creating average things for average people. We need you to lead us. Be genuine – be remarkable – be weird – be worth connecting with,” Godin said.
Business Visionary Seth Godin Coming to UCF for First Time
Marketer, entrepreneur, “ruckus-maker” and bestselling author Seth Godin will be the keynote speaker for “Welcome to the Majors,” sponsored by Wells Fargo. “Welcome to the Majors” is held at the beginning of every semester and introduces new business students to college culture. It also serves as the first day for Career Research & Planning (GEB 3003), the first of the college’s Career Professionalism classes.
#UCFBusiness Office of Professional Development Delivers Big Success in its First Year
An improving economy and an emphasis on early job search activity are having a major impact on the immediate post-graduation experiences of students at the University of Central Florida College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness). Over the past 12 months, the number of students who are graduating and reporting they are employed or actively seeking work increased significantly.
John Gavin Strikes a Chord in #UCFBusiness Failure Competition
Music education major John Gavin became the first non-business student to win the UCF College of Business (#UCFBusiness) Failure Competition this month, earning $500 and a letter of recommendation from Dean Paul Jarley, Ph.D. Second and third place winners Jonathon Valin and Ida Santiago were awarded $300 and $200, respectively. This is the seventh semester that the Failure Competition has been held, but only the second one open to all enrolled UCF students.
New UCF Accounting Course Helps Provide Business Leaders with Stronger Financial Decision-Making Skills
The University of Central Florida College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) has launched a new curriculum and courses designed to provide more rigorous academic experiences and a stronger foundation of business skills. “Accounting for Decision Makers” (ACG 3173) is now a required course for all non-accounting business majors. The first class of 40 students launched in late June during the “Summer B” term.
Lapchick: NBA Continues to Excel in Racial, Gender Hiring Practices
The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport (TIDES) in the UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) has released the latest edition of the National Basketball Association (NBA) Racial and Gender Report Card, which covers the league’s diversity hiring for the 2014-2015 season. The report gave the NBA an A overall – A+ for racial hiring practices in men’s sports, and B+ for gender hiring in men’s sports. The NBA’s score was the best in all of men’s professional sports.
#UCFBusiness Kenneth G. Dixon School of Accounting Nationally Ranked
The UCF College of Business Administration’s (#UCFBusiness) Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Master of Science in Accounting programs were ranked among the top 50 in the nation by Accounting.com. The list examined accounting programs at private and public colleges and universities in the U.S. “We are very pleased to see that our undergraduate and master’s accounting programs are beginning to get more external recognition.
#UCFBusiness DeVos Sport Business Management Program Receives Global Recognition
The UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) DeVos Sport Business Management Program has been recognized as one of the top two graduate sports management curricula in the world and the United States by SportBusiness International. “Our program produces socially conscious industry leaders,” said Vincent Pierson, ’15, a recent alumnus and manager of diversity and inclusion for Minor League Baseball.
#UCFBusiness Alumnus Anthony Centeno Beats Out Top Universities
Anthony Centeno, ’14, a UCF College of Business Administration (#UCFBusiness) alumnus, claimed the highest score in the world on Citigroup’s “Citi on Campus” markets quiz. Centeno beat out competitors from more than 40 other universities, including Vanderbilt, the London School of Economics, Princeton, Cambridge and New York University.
JOOX Music Wins in eMerge Americas Startup Showcase
JOOX Music recently won the eMerge Americas Startup Showcase for universities in Miami. UCF students Ketan Rahangdale and Hugo Cardona lead the online music startup. JOOX is the first rewards-based music stock exchange designed to engage fans with their favorite artist and their business. In addition, they are one of the participating student ventures in the #UCFBusiness Upstarts Venture Accelerator program. The win came with $25,000 in cash and in-kind prizes.
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